Gill Byrne

Exactly, contact Jamesy and find out what the actual name is on the account.

And I think a lot of us have examples of this in our phone book, like rent, creche, mum, sister, instead of the actual name of the account.

So it does, there's probably a little bit of housekeeping that we all should do, have a look at.

Exactly, because that's what it's going to do.

It's going to match the name on the account and if you have rent instead of the landlord's name, every time you make a payment to your landlord, it's going to come back and say no match.

Now again, you can proceed, but

we really should be doing, we should be vigilant, we should be doing these things properly, we should be using this additional security layer in the way it should be used.

It is.

We did consumer research in the last couple of months and three quarters of us when we're making a payment are concerned that we're going to send money to the wrong person.

Yeah.

And so it's active in everybody's mind.

And what this does is it provides you with greater assurance that the person you're intending to pay is the person you're paying.

So to be honest, the way the messages are sent between the banks and not to get too technical, but that probably is removed when the message is transmitted to the other bank.

So I'd say the small, like for the fathers, for example, for Irish consumers, it probably won't result in a no match scenario.

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